10 min
Intimacy with God Steps to Trusting
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- Christianity
Are you like me? Do you get confused that seeking God is seeking knowledge about Him? Join me as I talk about this struggle and the reminder that knowing God is about relationship with Him and knowing His heart. The rules and the attributes, they flow from the heart of a living God who wants us to know Him. I am thankful that God says “You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart.” (Jeremiah 29:13)
Click here for a full transcript of the show.
Journaling Questions:
· What is the difference between reading the Bible for knowledge or getting to know God’s heart? Have you experienced both?
· Do you have a personal relationship with God?
· What verses encourage you about God’s character?
· What are the places in your life you see trust for God increasing?
· What are the places in your life you see a need for trust to be increased?
If you are interested in more journaling questions sign up here to receive a journaling tool to help explore your next step to trusting God more fully.
Connect
I want to hear from you!
You can find me and join in the conversation on Facebook and Instagram @stepstotrusting.
Hashtag your story of God’s faithfulness and stepping out in faith. #stepstotrusting
Want to hear from me?
Sign up for my Newsletter and get your free gift here.
What’s in the newsletter?
Do you struggle to trust God with the big or little things? Do you want to trust God more but find yourself unsure how to grow your trust? This is part of my story and my journey. My monthly newsletter, Exploring Trust, is designed to explore deeper trust and help reveal the places in our lives we are trusting something other than God. Click here to sign up for the newsletter and receive “What’s my next step?” a free, 5 day journaling and Bible study tool to help explore your next step to trusting God more fully.
Verses mentioned in the episode:
· James 1:17
Ephesians 2:10
Special thanks to Jim Dougherty for creating the music for the show! Check out his Album City of God on Spotify or Apple Music.
Are you like me? Do you get confused that seeking God is seeking knowledge about Him? Join me as I talk about this struggle and the reminder that knowing God is about relationship with Him and knowing His heart. The rules and the attributes, they flow from the heart of a living God who wants us to know Him. I am thankful that God says “You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart.” (Jeremiah 29:13)
Click here for a full transcript of the show.
Journaling Questions:
· What is the difference between reading the Bible for knowledge or getting to know God’s heart? Have you experienced both?
· Do you have a personal relationship with God?
· What verses encourage you about God’s character?
· What are the places in your life you see trust for God increasing?
· What are the places in your life you see a need for trust to be increased?
If you are interested in more journaling questions sign up here to receive a journaling tool to help explore your next step to trusting God more fully.
Connect
I want to hear from you!
You can find me and join in the conversation on Facebook and Instagram @stepstotrusting.
Hashtag your story of God’s faithfulness and stepping out in faith. #stepstotrusting
Want to hear from me?
Sign up for my Newsletter and get your free gift here.
What’s in the newsletter?
Do you struggle to trust God with the big or little things? Do you want to trust God more but find yourself unsure how to grow your trust? This is part of my story and my journey. My monthly newsletter, Exploring Trust, is designed to explore deeper trust and help reveal the places in our lives we are trusting something other than God. Click here to sign up for the newsletter and receive “What’s my next step?” a free, 5 day journaling and Bible study tool to help explore your next step to trusting God more fully.
Verses mentioned in the episode:
· James 1:17
Ephesians 2:10
Special thanks to Jim Dougherty for creating the music for the show! Check out his Album City of God on Spotify or Apple Music.
10 min